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What is the Nipah virus and its symptoms?
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Nipah virus
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Virus
What is the Nipah virus? The Nipah virus (NiV) is a zoonotic virus , that can spread from animals to humans. It is a member of the Henipavirus family, which a…
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Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV) : Definition, structure, life Cycle
Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV) Tobacco Mosaic Virus is More than 100 types of plant viruses that are known to cause various diseases in plants . Tobacco Mosaic Vi…
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Virus : Definitions, history, Characteristic
Virus "Viruses are ultramicroscopic, obligate, intracellular parasites, self-replicating, non-cellular organisms. A virion or infection particle of a viru…
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Bacteriophage : Definition, structure
Bacteriophage : Definition, structure Viruses , which infect bacterial cells are known as bacteriophage or viruses of bacteria . or Those viruses which get t…
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What are Viroids? : definition, structure
What are Viroids? : definition, structure Virods are extremely simple infectious agents discovered by T.O. and W.B. Raymer (1967) . These are smallest known in…
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Structure and Types of viruses
Structure and Types of Viruses Many things are found in the structure of the Viruses , which are described as follows. (i) Size - The size of viruses canno…
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Difference between Virus and Bacteria
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Bacteria
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Micro-Organisms
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Virus
Difference between Virus and Bacteria Introduction of Virus Antonie van Leeuwenhoek discovered micro-organisms, they are called FATHER of MICROBIOLOGY. Viruse…
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वायरस (VIRUS):General Introduction & Structure|Hindi
वायरस (VIRUS) सामान्य परिचय (General Introduction) एंटनी वॉन लेवेनहोक ने सूक्ष्म जीवडुओ की खोज की इन्हे FATHER OF MICROBIOLOGY कहते हे। Martinus Bei…
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